Vivacious Lady stars Rogers and Stewart at State Theatre
Ginger Rogers and James Stewart headline the light comedy Vivacious Lady set in a college town. The stormy romance follows a nightclub entertainer who marries a student professor and returns to Old Sharon, with complications from family and gossip driving much of the humor.
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Ginger Rogers
James Stewart
State Theatre
Stewart
Miss Rogers
New York City
Old Sharon
James Ellison
Rogers
Ellison
Capons Offer Big Returns for Fall Poultry Growers
A poultry expert urges producers to plan capon lines now as prices run 20 to 25 percent higher than roasting chickens or turkeys. A couple profiled increased income by 102 dollars after caponizing 227 cockerels, with capons averaging nearly 8 pounds and fetching 1.82 dollars each versus 1.37 for chickens.
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The
Poultry Tribune
Cast Members List For Stewart Family Film Roles
The cast includes Stewart's playboy cousin Charles Coburn and Beulah Bondi as Stewart's parents Frances Mercer plays the other woman Phyllis Kennedy is a bored house maid and Grady Sutton portrays Stewart's laboratory assistant.
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Stewart
Charles Coburn
Beulah Bondi
Frances Mercer
Phyllis Kennedy
Grady Sutton
Funeral held for Dennis Bush in town services
Dennis Bush former local resident died Saturday in Kansas City. Funeral services were conducted at J. A. Jones funeral home by Dr. Arthur Atack of the Methodist church with a Masonic service at Elm Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were Rush Helwick Arthur Durst Joe Booth Rene Warner Earl Smith and Will Booth.
Revision of State Primary Law Stirs Politicians
The piece discusses tensions over state primary reform and party control. It notes fears of party machines influencing nominations and objections to convention endorsements seen as dictation, risking voters supporting unfavored outsiders with odd sounding names.
Compromise Plan Emerges for State Convention Nomination
Hints point to a compromise plan likely to be considered by state conventions. One official forwarded a two stage approach allowing nominations at a later convention with public debate in the interim, splitting responsibility between public and party.
Practical notes on raising capons and poultry profits
The letter states capons move slower and require less feed than cockerels of the same age. It claims a clean range, inexpensive shelter, and a few feeders suffice for capon production. The writer asserts that the same methods for good pullets yield good capons and promotes weapons as the most profitable poultry to raise.
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Frank Priebe
Koehler Rites Held At Local Funeral Home
Funeral services for J. A. Koehler were conducted Saturday afternoon at L. A. Jones funeral home. Dr. Arthur Atack led the service with Methodist choir quartet including Mrs. Remps Hampsher and Mrs. Ira Rathmel. Pallbearers were Martin Westen, John Westen, George Koehler, Pete Koehler, John Koehler, and Edme Koehler. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
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J. A. Koehler
L. A
The Light Brigade regiments named in Tennyson poem
The Famous Light Brigade lists the Fourth and Eighth Hussars the Eleventh Hussars the Thirteenth Hussars and Seventeenth Lancers as the regiments comprising the brigade in the poem.
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Light Brigade
Tennyson
Hussars
Seventeenth Lancers
Official Primary Vote Figures Announced Today
Readable vote tallies list candidates by office with totals for statewide and county offices. Notable figures include Hickenlooper 998 and Dewey 2093 for state senate, Stewart 2115 for state representative, and Busby 1056 for county treasurer among others.
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Hickenlooper
Baker
Conner
Miller
Akers
McClurkin
Silver
van de Steeg
Bagley
Everett
Mulroney
Leovel
Secretary of Agriculture
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Thornburg
Wolf
Commerce
Jane
Gray
Hastings
Keshlear
Long
Olson
Richardson
Stewart
Hodges
Lapham
Martin
Parker
Jones
Dewey
Ieelan
Bourgeois
George
Busby
Noonan
State Senator Griffin and local officials listed in 1939 race
The fragment shows names and numbers tied to a 1939 term race or roll, listing State Senator Griffin, Supervisor Marsh, Quinn, Bell, Rose with scores or district numbers and hospital trustee Richard with two figures 80n and 448.
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Griffin
Marsh
Quinn
Bell
Rose
Richard
The Treacherous Person
A narrator likens a treacherous person to a temperamental dog. Uncle Eben warns that when such a person reveals teeth one cannot tell if they will bite or laugh.
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Eben
Pastor Adopts Novel Way for Two Services
Mount Pleasant reports higher attendance at the inaugural two service format at First Baptist Church. Rev T C Jensen led the 9:30 to 11:30 am session with adults and older children in the main sermon while younger children attended Sunday school in the basement. A later children’s church service featured a choir and story sermon as adults and older youths joined Bible study in the auditorium.
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Mount Pleasant
First Baptist Church
T. C. Jensen
Itorium
Western Reserve Purchase Price Records Land at Forty Cents
The original purchase price for land comprising the Western Reserve was forty cents per acre. The figure reflects historic land sale terms set for the tract described in early public records.
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Western Reserve Purchase
Western Serve
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